Property Description

Some homes tell a story?this one shares rich history. Dating back to Milford's early days, this residence was once part of the McLane estate, tied to New Hampshire's 50th Governor, John McLane. Believed to have housed members of his working staff, the home was relocated in the early 1920s to its present location, where it continues to stand as a testament to the town's rich past. A truly special offering for those who appreciate character, provenance, and timeless New England charm. This updated, and meticulously maintained home is filled with historical relevance in desirable downtown Milford, a short distance to the Milford Oval with shops and restaurants, Keyes playground and the library. Gorgeous, modern, welcoming farmers porch leads into a grand entry with nostalgic wide pine floors and stately wooden banister. New bright kitchen with soft close drawers, gas range, soapstone counters, pantry and stainless appliances that leads to the back deck. First floor primary suite with private bath and walk-in closet. The back entry leads to a spacious mudroom with built-ins and separate enviable, coveted laundry room. First floor also includes cozy living room with mantled electric stove insert, full bath and dining room - ample storage throughout. Three additional bedrooms on the second story with NEWLY added full bathroom with marble flooring, ceramic shower and stunning accent wall. Bright white interior trim and new exterior shutters and paint add to the cozy feel of traditional New England architecture. Other upgrades include new roof, generator hook-up, ceiling fans, new lights, updated plumbing & electrical, new windows, fresh paint, composite deck and porch with recessed lighting, spacious shed, fenced in yard and central AC. The furnace was just serviced and the ducts in the home were just cleaned. Public water and sewer. Buyers must sign Audio/Visual Disclosure PRIOR to showing and submit to the listing agent. Subject to Seller Securing Suitable Housing.

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